Melissa A

I always found it difficult to keep up with classroom jobs on a weekly basis. I created this job application which allows my students to apply for jobs they really want (meaning they'll actually get done). Since the job application adds an extra layer and takes a little more time, I only switch jobs every quarter. At the beginning of the quarter we review the jobs, students complete their application...selecting their top 3 choices. I do my best to work within those choices, however we all kn

Various charts for tracking student behaviors. Daily or weekly check in with parents to keep them informed of progress/struggles. 7 charts total Includes on task/off task subject areas Different behaviors pertaining to individual needs

This weekly report is completed by both the student and the teacher. I always did weekly reflections as morning work every Friday. Students completed the top half, either finishing the sentences (1st & 2nd quarter) or writing a letter to their family (3rd & 4th quarter)...then they rated their behaviors for the week. After turning it in to me, I would rate their behaviors next to theirs and fill in any late/missing homework assignments. I'd ask families to sign the weekly reflections over th

The perfect back to school information form to have your families complete! Provides you with lots of information...all on one piece of paper (if copied front/back). Easy to keep in your school bag for reference all year long!

I created this survey after receiving a technology grant for my classroom. It was a way for me to have parent feedback at the end of each year.